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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-06
HvEaIsH INTEREST.
sealeEea ~ an Array a
Cerrespendentu-
esvsnsr osissay win nos conmis
Hlnsslf-en.s Ezsrsls.s ~ syn-
psthlu.n via sAs An.rsAl.s.

hRnzna1u1D. III, Nov. k-Ths inter.
81 ia TIE anaFehiat eare e ne eauffaI
e npEzoaekiu1 fGscE heaf, ard eTsFV
move q 8oeefuor 0Eleabg ID wnleha1
Win TIE mnal infenas tntrxcsf A erlnII
afDy of nsuspapeE aenis IA
oeen nssleeanR hia oales. and 70 them
be sd fodays
n hnED Resolved 70 nay uoshinn nbous
ihs matter. n talksd g fhs 5rs1s a
ells night as7 someehinR udanardzdlv
tAes do mt mean, o. I might be n,ls
uno1Eslood b you enieFpxi1ino Qsntle-
men. Hence, With fairness % an. /
mnet FalaEa . Fsply 60 any QUESTION NJ
eArclzR che annFchi9t eaga.
The GoEeFmnE's mail fndsv wae
laEEer than e yet has been Il vas
said that Q communioafion hnd heeu
received from ColoneI Hobsrf q. fnrer-
soil lu b6aaIt of The eondsmnsd men.
bnt TIE tFufh of this could nst b
learned. Oartain it q, however, thai
many eminent men fhF0uQh0ns she
country have efthsx signed petitions q
written 30 the Governor haklnR the az.
eEolse of his oiemeney. On ths osher
hand Il h mid, on apparently eood
authority, that khe mails are hrfnrinr
nameEous letters and petitions urging 8
rigid executlon Of tbs Law On the
grounds Of pubiie policy. The dffferent
kinds Of letters and petitions a. ao0n q
read are indexad and Sled away IN 8
box. The Governor todsy had q con-
sultaiion With Attorney General Hnnk,
this being the aeat interview With him
since his return from Washington. The
object Of tee conference Il, Of course.
unknown. e well a. The result.
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REauz1 OF 3 VoxR N TIN FRENCH cHkkE.
1KA or D1PUTKKa.
PARxs, Nov. 8. m. ReuvieF, in
answering Dormano "a the Chamber Of
Deputies today, denied that the poll.
iioians had ieVelIed soandels a0sinst
President 6gevy. (Applauss from the
oeEteF and muFmufs from tha
Extreme Left. Nobody thought
af ever accusing the Cabinei
Of interfering With the freedom Of judi
ciaI poweF. The maplstracy was above
suspicion. He was nos possessed OF The
details regarding the sale Of decorations.
The other facts we're urdeniable, but
they did mot prove the neoessikV for an
Inquiry. (Commotion.) The PFesi-
By @ minister. Therefore the min
istars we're responsible for an such
matters. Interpretations could be
for which they we're responsible,
but questions to be within the psovinae
Of. Parliament should oome within the
insisdietion Of the iodIciaI power. On
theso grounds be was opposed 20 toe
iranirg. Hh admitted the justloe Of
the feeling which inspired She chamber,
bat thouqht Il better 70 e. Mater lake
their natural course.
A great uproar followed the concIu.
sion of II. RouvieE's speech. When
order bad been restored. w. OoIka-
vreu's motion vas carried By q vots %
964 30 267.
n. Jollibers explained that The Right,
lhoueh IN favor Of an inquiry, opposed
NJ. ColfaVren's m0tionbeoauss they con-
sidered it directed against ths asonseFs
rather than aeainst the guilty. He
moved 10 give the commission the
widest powers.
n. Oolfavrens spoke ia opposiiisp.
The motion vas finally carried b. q
vote Of SIS 10 1e4. The committee's Fs-
port was then adopted by vote Of as
b ol.
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PI7TnBuno, Nov. 6.--Hon. Geo. A
yenks. 6olieiloR- 0ansRsl uk the Unifst
State. arrived Ia this oily today from
Warrington. speaking os The reported
changes Ia tbs Prssldsnt's cabinet,
Judge Jenks Baid. The President has
not By the sllRhta1t woFd % yet d.Fsofly
or Indirectly expressed himeelf 70 any
body xeaAFdina any changes Ia his oahi-
net. The reports that WsEe sent out
yesterday we're purely sensational. OF
course the filing OF the vacancy on the
Eupfeme Court bench Is expected 10 re-
sull Ia other changes. Itis pretty gen.
eraily conceded that Lamar viii 20 on
the bench. bnk as to the other changes
l4nfhllao a hunumu
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The vessels bottom vas soon stove
In. The wafer rapidly hlled TIE hold up
10 between decks, aud TIE crew left the
ship ID their beats The master vas
the last 90 depart. Is was O'Clock in
lhe sysnieg on Last Thursday when the
shlpis oompany-tWenty-fouF seamsn,
ons nnilmakef. ons oarpanteF, three
matea and the masteT-stsfted eastward
IL ahs thfeo life boats alona the vano0u.
peE shore IN guest Of some nook where
the breakers and heavy gweil1 would
paPmii than 10 land. Aftsr going q
ilttis over ssBsn miles 3 harbof prassnt-
"a ilnslk 9oina on the inside aud eurn.
ing & rocky ahoEe a. Indian village wna
seen. The haxbof was Port San 4uan,
On vanosuvsr Island, directly Opposite
NaAh bag.
Ths eonpany ramainsd here al nleht.
ana returned 10 he wreck yossaTdas
morning. The forward part Of tha
shipis hnEl Waa over Thirty feet under
wassE and the ssaa had Waahed lhe
foresaaiIs alean. Ibe ahit's stern waa
~ feet ont Of water. Very little cloth
Inc and . few Instruments wcgs tha
only tkines saved. The nnlon jaok "a.
BiQn upeide down Was dispiayod 90 ne
can. TIE lneiana wRs The GFui 90 ob
serve the signals of distress and hoaVe
%. Az u o'eloek yesterday the ahip-
wrecked cEeu were being eomfoFla Biz
cared ios On tbe IndlAnA and they wsre
coming 70 Port Tounsend 10 Tow Of the
sua Blskeiy.
1hs Daeheas woai aahoae saveu miles
souih Of PoEt Han Juan haFboF srd
ahout tho7san dhiasae fEom B1piiia
Point, 20 the noElh. u y iuposaihie
fer the ship 10 remain u ksg pls1nni
position longer than she Bext heaRy
blos fs0m he wast % sueils fFem ihs
same dlFectlcn.
The Duoheas Of AFzyis wss lanneted
In July, 1914. 81 elockioD, kne.an6.
Her owners are q. w. GinG en4 Hans
ilios, an6 shs halls fro1n Ldvarpool,
EnaiAnd. Ghs h = doubls- -deekex. a58 |
feet iore, tf.1 feet beam and as feel
IN deDtA, bulit of iron and haavy. with
bulkheMd compaflmenis. A suryey wes
hGid IL San Ffsnoiseo when she nsriYed
on Jaue 17lh 1fom NoWoesfle, n. q. n.
Loaded With 1851 tans % coai. Tts
Duaheas 81 AfxYis ooHf 81 na0 nud waa
fnsuraH Tar Ro 01G
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GAExmsEoa. Nav. A--A spaelal 10 sha
Nssss frnm BFounssilis. sAss. Tb1 Slnts
Yannsrs N ernfzucltan Hsfh lke ahefffl1
0ranas city and E1lnhaFEh. fhs ~
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CazcAoo. Nov. 6.--AmonR thost Who
have signed petitions 20 Governer OQiea-
By Tor Communication Of the auagchists'
sentences are w. O. Goudy, the we'll
known Demooratio leadeR and general
counsel Of the Northwestern railway, 8.
p. Mcdonald, q pFominens member Of
The bar, 3, 8. George, lawyer and for
meF president OF The lruquoIs club, j.
x. Boyesen, regular .Demoorailo noml.
nee for states attorney. Lyman TEu-ss-
ball, ex-United States Senator. W. @.
Ewing, United States district attorney,
=. o. Winston. ex-ministeE 20 Psrsis,
Juaee Moran, Of the appellate court.
Lyman J. Gage, president Of the First
National bank, Marvin HuRhett. prssl-
dezt Of the Northwestern railway, and
Judge Baker, Of The criminal court.
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Nav YoAk. Nsv. S-Jasizs eshwab
rsssfved e Telegram frcD Gsorzs A.
scaling. Of ChicaEc. Teqasssina him
10 imptoFe TIE eundgGEed annrchiHsa
e chicaao % petition GoEsFneE Oz,ea-
hy fnR elacsency. ech9ah sEut d.
psteh % the con4smnsd man ssyinss
sConaHaaasi / ard tana AZ theGsande
unrlora yua 10 ash The Guparnnr for Z
salnuu1a1lsa - gouF senisaes b bshsil
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Nav Yeas. Nov. k-The rsfereo,r
apinlcn IN reRarA 20 to- flflh eisas&on q
InBpscaofs VS. mads puhlie the mern.
ine, and Il fafsxs ne Dnits4 LshnE
paFig. 10 wbom sha lnagaeaaEn wsrs
auafSea.
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CrncnMAzr. Nov. She Amsrican
Exohanns Nati0nai bank q ChiesRo
thia afternoon broaaha snis iDefhe
GATED STATES eoaxt aEainst Rscsivef
AFms1ronR. ef the Fidelity kakiansl
bank, for fAa0Do. This . 4 reIie Of
ik6 tEgahiss daxins ths fanaes .zhsaf
deal.
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wAsEzNoruz, Nov. 6-SserssaFy La
mar today Eecsivsd TIE following tals-
gram from Indian InteFpreteE ARA
strong, dated al the Gov Agency, Mon-
tana. on November !; -0ererAl Rnges
and troops ere hsFe. The Indians aze
camped below the aeszey. A demand
has been made fer The suEysndsr % The
Lndians enRARed IN the troubis Of Sep.
ismbeE S0th. II Fesiafsnes d inade. tne
Insisas uakt TAXA TIE eonatqaeBees
When ARRESTED toay sSoald BE- ssni
ssay.%
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WkEExnGxox, Nov. k-Ds. J. h KID
der has beea Appointed aaEislnna Uni1-
"a States Commissionsr of nah and dsA-
sriss. to dll the vAeaacF csused b The
resignation Of Ms5or = p. RsEgnssn.
DE-. Kitder wss saFEe11 tn the Unflad
states naFy, and reslznsd ID le8f % d.
Yesa his tine a tie saFTiea of the Gah
ooumsssion, With SAs1A hs had been
eonneuasd ny detail from t6s nasy for
NveT4i ye1rt-
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Nav YoAx. New. Es-Bsv. Father
Hunaington, q Protestant elaEgymaa.
hss written q letter 70 Disirict Assem-.
biy No. ~, knights Of Laber, Of tbs
Central Labor Union, IN reply 70 re-
quest 10 him 30 ee % Springfield and
make q peEsonal petition 30 Governor
OSIosDy for q reprieva fron death for
the seven condemned men In Chicano.
he saya IN paFt: my ofice as priest
unets ne 10 eel as your repressnfativs,
although / am q member Of Disixies A.
sembly No. IS. and feel thas q meFsiv
psFs0nal visit 70 the 1oVeEzor would
s. little avail. desire rspgievs from
desth fer the Condemned man rot %
ne nFuun& Of any iniaziice u the ser-
tsnee, ha3 On behalf q . very large par-
tion of the community, which ohtains
baa eoant oppurtunity ta reooFa its opin-
ions. hai Uhieh, while steadily opposing
TIE doctrines and methoda a fhs
ANARCHISTS, yet believes this TeFdiei has
besn rendered Without snfncisna evf.
asnrs % TIE lnteTss1R 81 tie rfeasai
holasss Of ueasth and paNeE.s
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LONDON, Nov. k.-The government Of
Madagascar has notified tie treaty pow.
eFs OF its refusal 10 receive the exequa.
tor uf any eonsul through the French
mlnister, resident. because n. Deyilsrs,
The minister resident. has stated that
EnelaBd has CONSENTED 70 The eRequA-
tar of the BFitiah consulate at Tama-
faVe passing through hfs haEds. This
British surrender has efeated surprise.
while n. DsVileT'a Eyslematic disregard
Of The treaty between Francs end Mad
aRAscas has rendered q as0dms Sinsadi
between him and tha Madagascar
PRIMER Impogslhle.
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PonrEAnD. Nov. A-lspecial. IA
very ssFioua aceidsnt is feposied 10 have
oosnEEad at Eiahi Mia Greek. Wassos
Ooaniy, 0fanon. Iasi nIaht, uhsis n.
Carey and his son we're eieepina rear
ihe road, 9 team taeame fEiak1ensd
ana ran over tAau. XnuHa Carer had
both lass ha4lg frenturef and tie fathsF
had his haad seaFfaily eat WhLls lhs
infaxics are gery sefi0as. nsatoF fafhas
OF soB ere considesed ls Be dangerously
hnF4
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CzHuA0o, M14. f.-Ibo 0enerai Man.
AGES os tks fganseoHsirental iinss "A
q air EneeI,ua tod4y 414ifg a6sDted a1d
rianad an irsa- dad aaTe<maut fok aAe
nSsriananse - 1asi bna1d g1lg1nas1
rntas fran So ksancsgso An4 HAaE
p1afee Unaal eointa Hbe nem eagta.
mgns Snsass laic tda1t NageubeE fEih
fa nbaieAas eil ElFas eemmlnalons
an4 Es11o1ss 1aEs& f4lelL
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Nsg YonE. New. k-Arehbishop ooF-
FsRcF today said that there We no
change IN the ellltads ef TIE Oathoisc
charcA toMaf0 NsGlynn spd thai TOE
assertion that be was aboGk g b re-
stored 10 the pEissthaod vas 9 HenFy
George campaign dodRs.
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sPamaREzLD, Hl., Nov. 5.--A terrible
EXPLOSION % melten steel occurred this
morning At lhe works Of The bpxinR1eld
Iron Company. Ths entire city vas
shaken up b. The foFcs Of The explosion
and windows rsttlsd as though iheFe
vas a earthquake. Fear toua Of
liquid metal vas allowed 70 6ow into .
wet receptanie end fEiRhtful explosion
Insnsd. Il 3 rspgFtsd that twenty men
were burned. fhe ofueeEa In charge
ere retieent and desire that the matter
BE- Suppressed.
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OHIoAoo, Nov. 5.--It is stated TODAY
that the anarchist LinRR will refuse tu
eign any petition for executive clemen-
ey. The States Attorney General eavs
instructions 10 ths clerks Of the criminal
courts 10 prepare no calendars for neat
week. This means there RFe 10 b. no
courts, in anticipation OF the execufien.
Judge Frank Baker, Who is now
sitting in criminal court, signed the pe.
tition fsF Communication this morning.
Nov that there seems TO bo q etAmpeda
Ia the direction OF . communication OF
the sentence Of the anarchists, Il may
be well 20 mention what effect Il has
already bad upoa q very important
part OF the eommnnity-the police
foFoe. Already feeling akin TO dismay
has arisen among the hlusooais, and 4
Is believed that the discomfort will ind
soma strung EXPRESSION.
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ouHWzzouz, Nov. 5.-John L. san.
Van axpgezses himself "a very tnlirnarl
e the boasSful IanQusne nl1d 81 RI
ram ana Mll9nell. 10 asya lAaa he
uants g nxht bolh sfthsm u he aAme
ltnZ. he hellsge1 thak Smilh Il q bet
ter mAn ahan klirasn. and dua1aees khaf
- mez11 10 return - Amarica e sham.
paon uk the world sr 6it here.
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SAN kaAmczsco. Nov. 6.--The paeias
Ooas. blood HoEEe AasoolalIoa ~
evenlnR eleetsd The folloalne all lcef~
,et ne ensuing var, Pregidont. David
Mcta1rei ploe rrtaldonf. p. y. Danahn
seoond Yiae preaideni, n. =. Farpsss
.eeteiergs /. }. Culver dlreolnFa. &.
k'ofseE Ashe. 4. y. Ihornfon, ]. b Hne.
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CHICAGO. Nov. B.--An extraordinary
Communication signed by sDies. Sohwab
and Fielder, disavoWtng aggressive
forces" and depioFing the loss OF life Rt
the HaymaFket. vas given out tonight
for publication. Is Is addressed 10
Governor 0eleaby and is 10 be forward
ed 10 hlm with 9 formal petition for
eiemency. The guarded wording OF
The document is as notable as iss mat
ter, particularly as Ehis is the drst en-
preston Of the kind that any Of the
soudemned anarchists have mads.
Parsons. it fs nnderste0d, sequiesced
10 its oontente and viii address q separ-
are letter Of his own 30 the Governor,
embodyine The same ideas. LinigR, En-
eel and Fisher steadfastiy refuse, how
ever, 70 90 on record With any such de-
oiaFations. Following is tbs letter IN
fuil
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WkEEA wkEE4, Nov. A. 5psainl. -
This aiteEnoon Charisa IEoup. Frank
WeIdan ana 4anefa 0olIiua. awailina
trial fo9 hafulBFy. easaped from "a
souutg fall - eEawilna thToaeh a.
npsrlnfs fnBi na1e foE khe inanrflrn 81
sever plpe. ~Cslilus, tka kl5. uas
enaeht soon nftaE n an oalhauao. a
bleeh away. Tbs oshegs are a ielra.
Eooe n9aa.
Wk1EA wA1EA. Eot. -lereesal f.
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MnxAuKEE. Nor. B.--John Jambor,
Of this city, was found aasitys &c Raeins,
this aftsxnooB. cf The eharas ef having
sileIsptee tie life e q sx-Meyos NJ.
4. Seenf, co tAn mi9hi of Sana l6s l28S,
b placine Z dynamite boub 10 the
naFFiacs wag 81 kesas.G rsHidenre. The
prlsonss wepi bitterly wkan ths veFdiet
uas annnanos1.
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h9w uhLnAHH, New. k.--Ih2 nrpn r.
pofl % ste Ceftoa World, pnblishSf Ia
dag. SAYS the oatsome Of iha saaaoa l.
e1ppot0ilna u oompariann sith aep
iemneR txpectasloua, nod tie aron IA
svtn er1ailfx than tkaf ~ laes gasrsr.
u i repoTted fhal Ne Fslufna AZ fhs 90
enf eKop II "a 2S8 hnlaa.
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RcaxzaNn, Nug. B-fSpaciall-Toa.x
q 5uoas Nhstineka esafa thsea Aeses
ae2l9 = : entered nan1rRs -
r1nsRug4 aFfa q Fl. Ankrrn1n a o..
ems a. kaxcx q The Firat Nsficnal Rsnk
Ter I'll. Us nad 500 nolornaV fsna. -.
otaef = taeeF of 8ag. !. Riank -
4t end 80 elk1sneH feea. an1
.1lra y taNor u ,. Il. OpoanhaimeE fae
~ ia g and $50 nltoFneY fees. annpe-
GellnR t&Afl4o6. Ike eonFt alna 1ri'eF.
e the pEuperlg of the AEm 20 hs selA
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y Ds9teu, tAiA aklogaoon, IA Mannnm
g sr1s elsg, san foot saca wiik FrTnR
e-essess loeai sp1ln1er, 4 hnnfss8
Sakes fcE &1io Gi4& Manean wnn
e..lly b ahaal l.n llal
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lce AnuKzn, CAL. Nov. k-Th, "a
peslor Ooort lAig moFnlnR dsnled -
mutaon aot . stay cf exstutinn IN -
ceee o. y. =. hoselle, the vllIioi ihso~.
q. anq ne pIia1nex will 60 "a aan
ouentin % onos.
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eAn kaAncIsca. Nov. A-It i rspor,es
tonight thai 5ohn x. Moore. cne "a ~
cnief Operators IN tho gapuiea epanirh
.ano R.ant frauds end Who has hssn
inoleled by The grand tnry foF fnIanv
has left Tor parts upkneun.
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81. L0Um, Nov. E.-Ckief Bnnhyhead
snd other ofleials of he Charokse ~.
lion, havs sent message 10 Local %.
per denying that there ie any sfouhls 81
fahiequaha, and claim thai falss 70.
ports are being sent out 10 iE inrs che
nation and their places.
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Bos11N, Aes. k.--rbs 100 nile bgeresa
rsee hers trday w2a won by 8. y. Hlol-
linagaolfb, of indizna. Tflne. koIsrs
as miDsiss 20 ssesDds.
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NEW QarnANl, Nov. "A diauafah
from BFnnkiin 20 ths Timss Dsrsorref
sasai hsliable information waa -
eelFe6 here teday that tour wi,ifa rnsa
wsFs shot b. the strikers laat nlcAt
Whila attnndiro TIA anna r-e-
Fiefs near Berwick. IA ahar-
inse poB8a co1urnanded 81 D9.fel
Oa4Eeey and tie Alaakapan Ramrnrw
commanded b7 Capfain Oode - o.
sioe aliaekeo Z akowd el negro striker
HsgeSal o. The strikers we're anCret.e +, !,
g and otneig wsfo ordered 10 disDa1se
1aa instead of obeyicG they s6eWsd 4
dispos.ilon 70 resist. Al sDRaa6iDnni
easaed q seieh several of The naagoaa
vcSe killed. &Essylhine is Qniss ~
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Ar.SuoUnHQun, n. ~, New. 6.-Tou
Dye, Q despefaie character eco has hsea
10 jail more On lees alnoo his aaVen1
here and who was reeenily accused Al
endeavorlnR 70 blow % ths tean 81
asiiup with dynamite, stated ia a.
loon lsgi night ihat the papers woel.,
annonee ths theil ef nambsf of hnrsea.
and elso gave an neeunut 0E prinaner
uho broke 5ail 1ometime aQo. bat lo not
knoWn. His prediction cauaa lrne. a.
horses we're stolen last niehf, snd Dg1ss
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-06

FoAxLaMp. Nov. AL fEpeaiall ~.
beskly. ex-Lnsane Aaylem eapsxiniseS,
ems charged wifA The amhes1leu mi a.
t1oqA uhQ waa arrested 4 few -. y
eko y 1an EfanoIsso, gave bend, A So
ism seaay n TIE aaln of 500 for hlt ~.
pssrsles q ne SKA term q ne clrsah
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-06

NKw YonK, Nov. b.-The notable col
Ieo,icn Of modern paintings which lhe
late Oathaxine InRiIIard Wolfe, oa ihis
city, beQuealhed 10 the Metropolitan
Museum Of AFt, toeeiheF With The main
tenancs endowment Of SO. 900, viii b
exhibited 70 the publio for the hEsl timg
on Monday. There are It2 works, Of
Which 10 are oils end the Fsmain6ef
ara aqnafellsa Hihe production of III
artists, neaxly al og whom are famous,
or al isnst veil known, and ihsy ere Of
al nahrnla.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-06

CuxznrIILz. Tenn. Nov. R.-goku
Z. 1lezander, 9 uslF to-da iErneI ~
inR in lhe western part a. thie eounsv
ysstazdsy nael and fatally iDl area 5.sk
eon Blackwell a11 ~ 500, and feen
elllsd nimsslf ilekssiluR bas txisssd
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-06

Los AMouEl. Gal, Nov. 4 raw
.oEmleys eonvigtcd o. assault "a llssle
AAkNle ngeel8sfs uas aentsneea ihls
naoF1ine % nfiy yaARs n he psaiiaail-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-06

SAn knAnclsoo. Nov. B.--The whalsts
tleeivinz, Zee breeHs end IgdIn ar-
rived ffoN tee Arctic toaas wf.h a1Eo
barrels o. OIL and g 90 ponnds q bone.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-06

WAsnno1cn. Nov. b.--kieafssss nose.
Grams, IN bis annual repori, shows 10
total nmonnt of Registered bonds onf-
standing lo Be e69&.ao1.4l2. ol whIah
e2l2,llb.tg0 e held hy ths Trsasurer II
tEusi for the kalioual hank, e97o. .O76. .o94
10 The handa % domestic h0lders. anf
I'll sQol.t0o, @ IS per oenl. Of TIE "a
tifa amount Il hald Tor forairnars. fha
hselsier makes numerous fseemusnas-
ifcna.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-06

NEW xozK, Nov. &s-The Amsrloan
kxananRe HaiicnnI Back has ebfninea
an ailaehment eRainat Alderman HOS,
Ct uallfafnla. In ehe suit 10 raso7sr &xS..
Us on 4 nete executed By 1. B. Rogen-
t1al. TIE bank has also attnehed he
pacperiy oa the makers Of TIE note.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-06

LoHDoN, Nov. b.-The skoama9 Um-
bria, on which Jay Gould b passenger
arrived at Queen1towu today. A huFri.
cane vas experienced Wednesday and
the stsamsr ehipped q uumbef % tre.
mendous seas. Five steefaRe paasen,
gers uere Injured.
During an interview Gould said thai
storm. His freedom fFom business, be
said, had already had beneficial effect
upon him. Gonid listened closely 20
news Of The latest reports Of The maEket
and than declared he did not intend 10
transaot any business durina hls t0uE.